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Meindert Stolk (deputy of the Province South Holland) |
Welcome | |||||
| Rachel Heijne – Director of BKN | Reuse and repair social enterprises: pioneers of the circular economy and experts in social employment.
Where are we now? What is the unique position of social enterprises in the circular economy, and what is their role as social employers? |
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| Neva Nahtigal – Director of RREUSE | RREUSE: an international network of social enterprises active in reuse, repair and recycling.
Specialising in the field of reuse, repair, and recycling, the members of the RREUSE network not only provide local and inclusive employment but also foster a strong sense of belonging for the most vulnerable in our societies, making a significant impact on local communities. Where do we stand now and what are our ambitions? |
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| Anne-marie Rakhorst – Chair of the Consumer Goods Transition Agenda | A social circular economy.
What is needed for a thriving circular economy in 2050? What is the role of the social enterprises in this? The circular economy requires a lot of workers in times of tight labour markets. How do we connect social and circular objectives, and how can they reinforce each other on the way to a social circular economy? |
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| Tamara van Ark – Former Dutch Minister of Health and State Secretary for Social Affairs and Employment | Work: so much more than a means of putting food on the table.
Why is work so important? What does this yield for people? But also for society as a whole? How do we connect with the circular work field so that, when we help people on their way to work, we also focus on future work? Tamara will share her expertise to link it to the role of reuse and repair social enterprises as social employers. |
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| Rian Hofma – General Practitioner | Work, welfare and well-being.
Stories about patients’ experiences, particularly within social enterprises, focused on well-being. |
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| Eva Verraes – Director of Herwin | The social and circular sector, an example from our southern neighbours.
The social and circular sector in Belgium is organised differently than in the Netherlands. The sector is controlled and supported by the government. What are the pros and cons? What can we learn from this in the Netherlands? |
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| Brigitte Fellahi – Head of Unit Social and Inclusive Entrepreneurship of the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion | What can we expect from the EU?
We will delve into the current policy developments in the European Union on social employment. Is the bridge made with the circular economy? What impact will this have in the Netherlands? |
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| Araya Sumter – Director-General for Social Security and Integration, Dutch Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment | Social and Circular: how do we strengthen each other?
A discussion about the need of bridging the social and circular domains to address challenges in the field of circular economy and social employment. |
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| Steven van Eijck – Dutch Government Special Envoy for the Circular Economy | Circular economy requires a comprehensive approach.
To achieve a truly circular economy by 2050, we need an all-encompassing approach. How does the government special envoy for the circular economy plan to connect with other domains? What upcoming developments does he foresee, and what will be his focus in the near future? Additionally, what role does he envision for the circular economy in this context? |
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Matthias Neitsch – President of RREUSE Margriet Jongerius - President of BKN Jan van Ginkel - Representative of the Province of South Holland |
Closing panel discussion. Takeaways from the morning’s discussions from a European, national and regional perspective. |
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| 13:45 – 14:45 | First round of side sessions | |||||
| 14:45 – 15:00 | Break | |||||
| 15:00 – 16:00 | Second round of side sessions | |||||
| 16:00 – 18:00 | Networking reception | |||||
T 030 341 00 55
Locatie
Zuid Hollandplein 1
(Provinciehuis Zuid-Holland)
2596 AW Den Haag
De parkeerruimte bij het provinciehuis is beperkt. U kunt uitwijken naar een parkeergarage in de buurt, zoals die onder het Malieveld.
Het provinciehuis is bereikbaar per trein, bus en tram. Bekijk hiervoor de routeplanner. Vanaf het Centraal Station is het 17 minuten lopen.
T 030 341 00 55
Locatie
Zuid Hollandplein 1
(Provinciehuis Zuid-Holland)
2596 AW Den Haag
De parkeerruimte bij het provinciehuis is beperkt. U kunt uitwijken naar een parkeergarage in de buurt, zoals die onder het Malieveld.
Het provinciehuis is bereikbaar per trein, bus en tram. Bekijk hiervoor de routeplanner. Vanaf het Centraal Station is het 17 minuten lopen.